Key Insights
- Don’t let metrics you don’t control define you.
- Ask yourself if you want the reward you’re seeking, in order to know when to quit something hard.
- Be completely honest with yourself about the reasons behind the decisions you’re making.
- Identify the stuff that you really enjoy.
- Treat your audience as friends.
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